I was at home taking notes, thinking about researching a depth technical issue, and then... using the usual search engine? That's just laughable. 🤦‍♂️
The things that come up in the search are all "fast-food style answers", lacking any logic, and they look like jokes someone else has lifted. I wonder: is a deep understanding a luxury for the tools of today?
Then I flipped to @SentientAGI's ODS (OpenDeepSearch). After trying it, I felt completely awake.

This thing is different; it doesn't just give you a three-part summary and call it a day. Instead, it assembles a small task force—each agent has its own mission: to break down the problem, gather information, cross-verify, and organize the answers. The things you ask will be slowly dissected and thoroughly checked, then it will provide you with a "complete answer" that's stacked together like building with Legos.
What's even better is that it's open source, lightweight, and modular. You can just plug it into your existing AI system, and it works. Want to change it? Feel free to change it. It's like adding a plugin to your computer, and the originally laggy system immediately speeds up.
The coolest thing is @SentientAGI.
The idea is that they don't just want to create another AI tool, but rather to build an open-source search infrastructure that everyone can participate in. You are no longer just a slave to the tool, but you can truly take control of knowledge.

I used to waste my life browsing search engines; now with ODS, it feels like having a reliable assistant who accompanies you every day to look up information and organize your thoughts. Depth understanding is finally no longer a dream.